Informal and family caregivers from ethnocultural minority groups in Quebec: GBA+ Perspectives

This fact sheet (6 pages) introduces an intersectional approach to caregiving for stakeholders and professionals who work with caregivers.

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SHERPA University Institute

Year: 2025

Languages: English, French

Format: Summary document

Dimension(s) of caregiving:

Realities of caregiving

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To speak to a caregiver counselor about a difficult situation, ask questions or get a referral, call l’Appui’s Caregiver Support Helpline.

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To find community resources offering caregiving information and support near you, consult l’Appui’s Resource Directory or Proche aidance Québec's list of member organizations (in French only).

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This fact sheet (6 pages) introduces an intersectional approach to caregiving for stakeholders and professionals who work with caregivers.

Drawing on both statistical data and the experiences of caregivers from ethnocultural minority groups, it presents a gender-based analysis (GBA) that also considers other intersecting identity and social factors (GBA+) in a caregiving context. Recommendations for applying GBA+ in professional practice are also provided.

The fact sheet is based on data from the SHERPA University Institute study (in French), Les expériences de personnes appartenant à un groupe ethnoculturel minoritaire qui prennent soin d’un·e proche au Québec.

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Like to know more?

See the publication on the organization’s website to access other SHERPA projects about ethnocultural and linguistic minority caregivers in Quebec.  